Nanaquilts | Quiltsby.me

This is one of four quilts made from one jellyroll of "Bliss" by Bonnie and Camille. I love this fabric! Actually any Bonnie and Camille fabric is pretty much my favorite! I used "Little Ruby" flannel on the back. (Remind me not to do scalloped borders again for a while, it isn't too conducive to speed finishes.) I started this quilt in August 2011 and finally got it finished in August 2016! It sat for years when I got busy with lots of other projects. I tend to start lots of projects at a time and I have to admit that I am way better at starting than finishing. But eventually they do usually get finished. This week I have been focusing on getting some WIPs off my plate because I am super anxious to start new quilts!

By AngeleeMarie

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Ribbon Homes

I just learned how to do silk ribbon embroidery, and just love what you can do to a quilt. I found this older pattern by Piecemakers and picked out my favorite homes to work on. Not a very usable quilt, it will look great hanging on an old rocking chair in my living room.

By PattiB

31 LIKES | 1428 VIEWS

PRAIRIE POINT ORNAMENTS

Stash Busting - with my favorite fabrics at the moment - Christmas. Pinterest has the instructions. 1st. Iron your prairie points. 2nd. Sew your mini pillow. 3rd. Hand sew your prairie points to the pillow. 4th. Embellish with buttons and hanger. done. These are a little more labor intensive but once they are done, it is worth it. Would I do this project again? YES. This was a lot of fun. Especially, for your TV time commercials, or any waiting room, or any down time. It is fun mixing up the fabrics to see what looks good and what doesn't. (( I did take one apart and started over. )) My Prairie Points are 31/2 inches. I like them smaller than the 5 inch instruction booklet. May you have some Happy Craft Days in your future.

By MegaPurplette

13 LIKES | 856 VIEWS

Shannon's Quilt

Made this quilt for my Daughter-in-law

By Mariannerb

12 LIKES | 957 VIEWS

Bri's Hearts

For my oldest Granddaughter

By Mariannerb

13 LIKES | 981 VIEWS

Star baby quilt

I made this baby quilt for some friends expecting their first baby. The father is from India so I found fabric to give the quilt an Indian "flair"! I used the Missouri Star Tutorial on how to do a flange binding! It was fairly easy!

By Carolfoxworthy

25 LIKES | 736 VIEWS

Sister Sampler Quilt

This quilt was a sampler that I did with my sister. She was learning and I said I would take the class with her. We were supposed to make a crib size quilt in the class but as usually I just couldn't do what I was supposed to. My sampler expanded (I had a few new blocks I wanted to try) to an almost King Size quilt. Again, this quilt was quilted by Tracy Bentley of Maple Leaf Quilting Company.

By GrandmaNan

21 LIKES | 1290 VIEWS

Disappearing hourglass

I quilted this with the back side up and traced the flowers for a unique quilting design with no markings needed I like how the border sets the quilt and the bright, happy colors.

By Quitnpam

54 LIKES | 4460 VIEWS

Ribbon Stars on Black

I had done a Ribbon Star quilt for a gift last Christmas and so enjoyed it that when I was attempting to use up my stash (a never ending quest) I decided to do it again, but with a black background. A friend loved the blocks and claimed it before it was half done.

By Sunnie

52 LIKES | 1419 VIEWS

Irish Chain

I saw the pattern in MSQC Block and could not resist making this quilt. I love the use of only a couple color families. The quilter did a fantastic job and made this quilt spectacular.

By adhoss2003

49 LIKES | 1406 VIEWS

Cathy's Quilt

The one is for my sister in law who loves Tuscany colors.

By Debbi

46 LIKES | 1546 VIEWS

Well Scrap!

I've always wanted a scrap quilt. Finally finished this one and its on my king sized bed. Its full of memories of the quilts and clothes I made with these scraps.

By AnnaMarie

43 LIKES | 1501 VIEWS

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